New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

,n.,n,, feature at the Real Estate Exchange yes
- was the sale by II. v. Harnet q w. VI I'VE evard
asuees on the northeast corner OF nv order OF
- one-bundrcd-and-twenty-s econdst ",no, & russell
Joseph lhonp'' -sators and execntrH vi 'i,o
' >, Ioh, H. r-crwoou' An rhore was
estate OF 'oi and have never been occupied 1horo ~
ave ys crowd in front OF the auctoneers s'anu'
- ,,e,a John ID Crimmins, Tax Commissioner peiS
40, ex. Sheriff Bowe. Charles Buck A. j. LarA SIN
p,others J. knight, Myer S Isaacs AieNanucr -
=, 7 Newitter John Callahan. Morris Wilkins ~ D
,.rs,son NJ Levy, J. NJ. Baldwin and Edward hai'er
'ene -. ,onor,r nh, up was the corner, No 2,O42,
= 90 foot On the avenue and 100 feet on the street.
rn. house is 60 feet deep with an extension Inc @
IA WAS $50 900. which the price crept up "
:. hitch nrce John d. Crimmins was the buyer No
a o.l the next house, with frontage Vi - wv go
80 - 400 N Alexander J. Howell Samuel eehoiie
,nh, No oOs6 for S27 $50. No 2,o4s went !" "s0
n Furreli for 900, and John d. Crihinis
last for s27 900. The prices realized were ho. CIV
cether satisfactory TO the executors ue $40 900 saoh
aimed the corner at $4,000 and the rest al sioooo
% ,a sxacutors had no alternative but 10 SELL III oruer
-, ose The estate James L. Wells had good a''ehuan
AZ his sale OF Twenty-thrd and Twenty-iourth "au pp
o,,es A lot on Third.ave. ana ohe-huhurou" 49,
aan,h-st pOs2x9O, brought 100 IRON D. berhheor
rs,rchua took the next 2O.31x11s. at $1,000
~ McCarerty bought the two next at slooo eacn'
.s and two lots George G. Chappen Tor so'ooo
1 IT, Babcock bought the last lot, 110x2o' at Si,o-'
a .ame auconeer sold valuable stores and pfiVae
.va,inss on Third-ave. and One hundredand
o ,hreestory frame stores, Nos 3400 TO 34Oo 14A'o
hrousht $4,000 from George Strong The corner oh
zion ave. and Onehundred snd-Hfty-f0urthst ZoAoV
.can, lot went TO J. NJ. Watson for $4,000 NO. oo9
hfy-arstst, two.story frame dweing'
broupht SIS 200 from W. S. Smith. MOTIFS b. bher q
70 have sold the southeast OF Forty ana
Ninth ave. being threestoy brick dwellings,
for $4,000. 49,, o.o-
There was call for property on Ihird-ave' oeiow ohe
-ninth-st. The following properly W."
offered: l5-ot fourstory brownstone dwelling On East
tythird-st between Madison and Fourth a'es' oi
soa 600 25.foot nve-tory double tenement Oh las'
Ptf.y-thrdst between First and second avcs' or
nnn! country seat summit OF kttatlnhy Nou , n,
adjoining Delaware Water Gap, cost s2oo'VoV to' saw "
$4,000 -. o,D rcrATr SOLD
a,aa,a ,ormad I'm this CITY, consisting or ex-senator
John Fox Alexander Luz and other prominent 1
Under the management Of John r. Foley mas oousns ii0
the descendants Lord Baltimore the calvert es".e,
sistino of about AIS In Maryland on the
branch OF the Potomac, known as the Ahaeoss hNer
TIE estate is one OF the historic In that State
is known as aRiversdale" The old calvert mans d
s,tuated In the centre OF the property, has or huhore
ssrs been the home the descendants OF the Loras Vi
baI,imore whose progenitor, Cecil Calvert, was tne
tonnder OF the MARYLAND colony. The Baitlnoe ana on
railroad has a station known as NNersaaie on 'ne